It is commonly known that with online dating, you don't always get what you signed up for. Men and women massage the truth when it comes to characteristics like age, appearance, and income. People spend hours carefully crafting profiles that they think will attract a partner but have little to do with what they are like in reality. There are even "professional online daters" whose job it is to flirt with women and men and earn dates on behalf of someone else! So how do you know the real deal from a scam? All too often, the answer is you don't.
What's the alternative? Livelinks Chatline provides a dating service for local singles who are looking for something a little more real. With live chat dating, what you hear is what you get. Instead of pre-meditated profiles, chatters get to browse candid greetings and then decide who to reach out to based on their impression of a person's actual voice. You can tell a lot from a person's voice—much more than from a written description. It's been established through psychological studies that our voices convey subtle signals about our personality, gender, age, and even body strength! These signals are given off subconsciously, and as such, aren’t something a person can easily fake.
The "real" factor extends to the people who are using Livelinks Chatline. Unlike on online dating sites, there are no "paid" impersonators on our dating service. The people you meet are 100% real and looking to make a connection just like you. After all, there's just no way to fake another person's voice, so what would be the point? With live chat dating, people are there to engage in enjoyable conversation, and what happens next is up to you!
Whether you want to take things slow and chat over weeks and months, or whether you hit it off and want to hang out right away, live chat dating is a great way to get a real sense of a person before taking that next step to in-person dating.
If you're ready for the real deal, give Livelinks Chatline a call! It’s free for men to try, and always free for women.
